Hardcore pornographic images and gory pictures have randomly appeared on Facebook Monday, forcing the social network site to launch an investigation.

We are always having new mobile phone concepts thrown out there for us to drool over, but this badass teardrop-shaped device blew my mind.

It can hop on one foot, pour a drink, and distinguish the voices of several people who are speaking simultaneously.

While not as elaborate or hi-tech as Sparkplug, Sari’s robotic pet dog in Transformers Animated, this droid is really capable of assisting blind people.

I know lamps aren’t usually so high-tech but imagine how many people you can impress with one of these in your pad.

At the moment, the bugs can’t be turned into energy to power the device, but we already have robots that can successfully digest insects. Put these two technologies together and we have a self-powered, bug-consuming robot.

Samsung is suddenly the world’s largest smartphone seller, for now anyway, having shipped 27.8 million units between July and September. That gives the South Korean company nearly 24 percent of the global smartphone market, which has been driven by its adoption of Google’s Android mobile operating system.

I hate robots in general. But whether we like it or not, these pesky machines are destined to become a part of our everyday lives. Twenty years from now, even robots will do your clapping for you.

Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) has just signed NBA star JaVale McGee as its newest corporate endorser.

Apple has released its first TV ad for Siri, the much-hyped app on the iPhone 4S that lets you use your voice to send messages, make calls, create personal reminders, schedule meetings, and more.